‘I had tears in my eyes,’ Seneca Babcock parents learn daycare services will continue
By Angelica Gallagher
Published on March 21, 2026.
The Seneca Babcock Community Association, a daycare center run by the community association, has announced that its daycare services will continue, despite its loss of nonprofit status due to poor IRS filings. The announcement has relieved parents who rely heavily on the services. The CEO, Brian Pilarski, confirmed that daycare will continue and that he will step down once a new leader is chosen. While daycare is set to end, the agency is working to return services by reopening programs or partnering with other organizations. While many celebrate the news, uncertainty remains over the future of daycare in the institution.
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